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Re: WIDGET QUESTION [message #2366 is a reply to message #1496] Tue, 28 June 1994 01:05 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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In article <2ub27g$2cj@news.service.uci.edu> vshvetsk@fourier.oac.uci.edu (Victor Shvetsky) writes:
>
> I work with widgets a lot and I noticed that whenever I cover even a prt of
> the draw_widget with any other window (xterm for example) - the image will not
> be refreshed after I come back to it- HOW do I get around it?
> Thanks!
> Victor
>
Hello,

there should be a pretty simple solution for this. Most display
systems handle this automaticly, so 99% of the time you do not need to
control this from IDL. However, there are a few cases when it does
become necesary for IDL to handle backing store.

To handle this keyword RETAIN with teh command DEVICE. set retain most
likely to 2 (Make IDL perform backing store). 0 means no backing store,
and 1 means request that window system handle backing store. (I guess
I am pressuming that you have an X display) Try setting it to 1 before
assuming 2 is the only solution.

(see IDL Reference Guide, about page 3-25)

hope this helps some,

-stephen Strebel

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